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i HAVE had catsrrh for twenty years
and used all kinds Of renedies without
relief. MIR. Smith, druggist, Of Little
Falls, recommended E!y'a Cream Balm.
The effect of the frs. application was nsg.
lcal, 1t allaysd the inflammation and tbs
next morning my head vac 90 clear as "a
boil: One bottle has done mo SO much,
good that an convinced its uso will Of.
feet a permanent cure. 1t ia soothing,
pleasant and easy to apply, and strong.
y urge lite use by all suEarers.-Geoyea
Terry, Little Fallp, N. Y.
Apply Balm into each nce!ril. rrhsaw
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Eos Young Men beginning tho World.

"a A correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Press has been getting some interesting
suggestions f,om three .of tho highly cue
csesful businesa men Of the world. He
aeked Mceara. Gould, Saso end Cyrus
Field what ayounc man should do ct The
start and whs. hs should continue to do
to achieve q career. Each puts 1t a little
differently, but 1t amounts to the same
thing. Z. 4. .51 7
Tho young man who deaire1 to succeed
must otast well. He mus. secure employ
ment in something which he has reason
to believe will be congenial TO him. This
is, of courae, not always ponaible, and a
young man who is determined 10 succeed
will bend overy energy to make himself
unoiul in. tho particular thing which bis
hand finds to 10. i7i5s . ~ q
Ones started, tho young man must be
punc!ual, polite, keep hiH eyes open and
his mouth shut; that is to say, Observe
what goes on about him and Try to profit
by 1t, aud, remembering that his employ
cr's buRineesia not ct matter Of gossip,
take nothing outside that should DO left
entirely within doors. Many a young
man has laid the foundation OF his fortune
by sac,edly keeping his .omployer's bust
ness secrets. This seems an easy thing to
do, but employers regard it as q quality
worth dollar, and conta to them. q
ut coats nothing TO be petite" and yet
some young men DOT es though it pulled
their heart s.rlnga out TO give the ooit ans.
wer tha. tu.neth away wrath, and they
seem to fear thu. by being obliging they
would be dcbasiug thenlnelvep. Employ ero
Understandings, and bsstow rewards &C.
cordingly, ;2 saf
Mr.. Gould remarked that tho frs. great
effort Of tho successful man il 10 save q
$1,000. It used to DO the frat 500, but
that DOES no! count for 90 much in these
days. Mr.. Gonld added that the young IL:
man who puts away this neat egg must t dc.
prive h!Msslt Of many Of those things
which young men usually think necessary
to their comfort and their standing in 90.
clety. II may require great economy, but
tho effort 1t costs is worth guile ss much
as the money; saved This is one reason
why inherited fortunes, which coat the
heirs no effort, gro so oltsn quickly squan.
dered, II not in actual dissipation, then BY
reason Of on utter lack Of business knowl.,
edge. HI s 4; " i: n
4 4 Mr. q onld made ono suggestion which,
should properly come first. He recon-.
monde every young man to secure good
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THE CORRUPTION FUND IN BROOKLYN,

In Brooklyn fund Of S125,OOO has been
raised for use On Tuesday. Tharo has
been illegal registration in that city, end
even tho criminals in Raymond strost ISL.
were registered by The Democratic bosses.
On Staten leland there is reported en- un-
usual influx Of etrsnge men, largely from
New jersey. Thsss arc intended to cid
the Democratic ticket, aud particularly to
vote for ed" Moore for the Aeremblv
and "Mise" Murphy for the Senate.
News comes from cthor Senate Gis.ricta of
the receipt Of doodle for use on election
day. t2s N. -! ISss = Nm:
Z The Republican State COMMITTEES and
the Citizens Committee have employed c
large number of detectives aud others az
vstcheru on election day; and with the
evidence already accumulated, numerous
arrests are probable. Tho Anti.Bribery
Association Of tho State Of New York has
Issued a poster, on which the State lsw.
with reference to bribery Is quoted, and
rewards Of $500 arc offered for the conyic-
ton OF persons violating it. These plt.
cards arc to DO sent to every polling place
in the State. NJ - !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-08

OID and reliable medicines arc the best
to depend upon. Acker's Blood Elixir
has been prescribed for years for all i'm
puritien Of the Blood. In every form Of
Scrofulcua, syphilitio or Merourial dis
eaece, 1t 10 invaluable. For Rheumatism,
has no equal. Logan & Co., @. r. Goetze,
9. Menkemil!er, R. B. Burt and Bowie
Broa. gEl -, < ~ y TT -.geg ttEg-g IN .
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DoN'T trias with any Throat or Lung
Disease. II you have q Cough G. Gold, or
the children are threatened with Group OF
,Wheoping Cough, Gae Acker's English
Kennedy and prevent further t,oub|e. il
u 9 po5!liva cure, aud we guarantee 5it.
pftce 10 and 50., Logan & co. O. iR.
Goe'zs, @. Menkemillar, r. B. Burt and
Bowie Bros, Is !, n \,
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We have for aalc several Type.wri.e.s,
including the Remington, the Crandali
and the Hammond. Theee maehines have
been taken in exchange for the mstchleas
CsliTaph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent and Tor Gale on monthly install-
meH!s. Cell on or address tor circulars
~ EDWARD +. RosR & Co., =.
-,,1s tirff a IS Tyelf.h strrel. &.
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Pittsbursh nnd Raturn.

Conmercing Sunday, June s, and con.
timing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore & Ohio will cell exeureion
Tickets to Pittsburgh and return ct low
rate of 81 90, and to Washington, Pa, and
return ut 81 90. TRIMS leave ct s end
$40 A. M, returning arrive at 7 end II 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-08

.rado as hla best star. In life. That Ia the
ono solid foundation, and tho beet Of all to
build on. The intelligent, industrious,
thrifty, honent young man who begins
bis life from this starting point will be
hard to keep down. All this has been
said before, and said a great many times;
but 1t Is worth saying lover, because the
laws which govern the businssu world
have not changed. '4.a siFgia,'li
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$4,000. e! t. 70; Loan II I. !.

The above amount will 10 loaned at six pcr cen,
on. uneneumbesed Wheeling real cstatc, which
Tho borrower must bs such as can be- rallied upon
10 nay interest promptly semi. annually: and must
raS cost o. examining tile drawing and recording
rapets!. 10 des:rable party with acceptable secu.
property offered Us security aud address ! LOOK
NoXi40 Wheeling po,tolllce. q oc17 :
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NevernlDro

can the cosrso, gritty tooth powdsra and
misunderstanding chemical iluids fad a
place on the toilets OF sensible people.
The fragrant and pressrvasive Soz ,poNr
has superacded them all. t9is.;}'s M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-08

A caramel tastes nicer thau piece OF
gum, but it doesn't last 60 long. M. L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-08

against the grain. WI. Z, .5;.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-08

L Oh, give mo teeth sound. white aud neat.
Oh, give me breath III Is phro and sweet,
Oh give mo rosy, healthtui gums, ~, =
! And will meet whatever comes;
Whichever trouble may befall, wv
With SOZ0D0ST1'll moot thon all,
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COMMISSIONERS, sALss.i
VIM. A. Carter, ct al,
TUE3DAY, NOVEMBER 90, LEST, !

=
beeinniug at 10 o'clock 4. ~, sell, at public auc.
county, West Virginia, the tract OF land Of which
the late 3 II. D. Carter died seized, fronting on
tho National road, and lying on tho west and east
OF Mt. Galway Cemetery and wheeling Park. This
will DO offered 1rst as y whole; and then In lou,
different parcels, viz: First-A small rarcel font.
Ing on the pike and lying along ut. Calvary Come.
tery. ana containing between three or four acres.
secondIThe west parcel Of said tract, also front.
Ing on the pike, containing aeout IS acres and il
poles and having upon 1t tho house, barns aud
other improvements. The two foregoing parce!s
VIII also be Gacsed together. Thirl-1he middle
poles, and reached from said road By q lane BE-
tween wheeling Park add Mt. Calvary cemeiery,
and having upon 1t house and other building.
This tract VIII also be offered In connection With
inc we parcels before named. FOurh-The cast
parcel OF said trsct, containing 80 acres, roods
ana " poles, lying Immediately In the rear 81
wheeling Park, and reached from said National
T0ao py Z read between the park and temeterT.
and IS poles will also be offered together The !H
parcel OF 81 acres roods and 81 roles, hSs been
lalo on 10 eight lots. vGrylpg III size from little
ABOVE o'!onrhs to ltttle above SIX acrcs and
this parcel will DO offered In lots also
Gales will be msds In manner in which the lost
money can be realized. Flats showing tho ar.
ranEement Of the different parcels md lois offered
Is above are on ale With tho papers In the Gaze,
special commissioners ~ = -
TERMS Of aALE-oue-!hird OF tho purchue
money, OF "a much more thereof es the purchaser
NAY nay G!ess 70 pay In cash and the bsaace be
two years from date OF ssle with interest; notes
win personal security 10 DO given therefor, and
Mue 70 % retained until full payment Of the pun
en3o money. 7. }. HUGU5,
~ !! z :, u 80 Il Z B. u. DO VESER,
~, -, -, :, :, s w Special Commissioners.
SjW. Il. HAILER, Auc.ioneer. ~
hereby certify that bond has been given by tho
soove named special commissioners u required
py law, and The decree IN the above Gu titled cause.
I, ~. -, FAC JOHN ". MITCHELL,
:, oCls ..5Lt7 = CLERK Circuit COurt Ohio County.
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Whit AN, Ito DoYi

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Work il good medicine.

"srALDISd's GLUE" mendn headleas dolls
and broken cradlee, Z g lt1i5, Mn
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fs@ u. 2. . @. Eailroad. g. y
Hellairo & ZaliesTile Through Passenger lnavca
Bellaira Ct $40 e., M ctrivea at Bel!ai.c at n. m
Woodsae!d PpssSrsnser lssyes Bells!re st i:G D.
> symmetrical Accommodation leaves Ball,ire At
LOO .. m, arrives at Bela,e a! l0:l5 a. N. =
iJHLHEELlNGj& ELM GROVE r. R
savYS On and after Monday, October ai'tIss,
trains on tho Wheeling & Elm Grove uailread viii
run as follows; e n = -
Leave Wheeling: III. Z X "A v { III II
{ $50 N, 7:o9s n m; Il go am 1850 N, $50
Arrive ut Wheeling Park X 4 4, 81 u II Y
x 500 q IN, 1855 M 9:SS m. II :a5 n 2:oS n,
4:os p N, 6:s5 m, 7:35 p M 9S5 p IN. y
Leave Wheeling Park: !;
\ 6:lo m, 7:I5 M 10 100 IN 1880 m, 2:e0 =,
4:2 p n. 6:lcp N, SO: IN, 1000 p N. III :.
Arrive at Wheeling: & Y
G:45 nj s:5o N. 10 IS q m. los . q, sos N,
s:b5 p "A, 6;4S N, s:sS p N, 1850 n; 81
every hour until 800 p n Leave Vine cling Payk
at 900 m, aud lua every hour unt!l 10 N, e1
cont the church train, which will leave the rsrk
u 9:t5 N, and city at LIS N. IN
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GALE OF BANK SHARES AND
O.orHRR STOCKS AND BONDS, s-ITI 55z:!''.1,i;;,,I
Tho undersigned Hank Will. on slTURDAY.-No
yemoer II, 1857, at 10 o'clock AM at tho front
door o. the Court House OF Ohio county, Welt
vlglnla, soil at public auction 10 the highest bid
aes ios cash, tho following stocks and bonds,
I 10 Shares Commercial! Bank. 81 a y s
2 2o0 Sharts Manchester Goal Company. n
10 Bonds IT,. Matthews P. B. Church:
:, STARE West virginia Exposition and State Fair
z Being property heretofore deposited with said
bank as collateral by r. J. smyth, since decoased,
to secure indebtedness OF saiS B. ]. smyth to this
g .l,..j BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
81. @. HERVEY, Au Ctioneer. l';SI,, nos
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n,

"a GENTS WANTED FOR THE NEW
"A book NaserpIeces ai Doro 8 30 1ne orisinai
cngf.yinss q Tho nook for 4 Chtiltmsy GIT, Sold
only by agents aaIes Immense Exp,r moi
necessary ATerms iiee. $ CAs1E d COMPANY
lLt'dl. So Broadway, New York. 7asI nos t1his i
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-24
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

A Detroit special says that ex-senator
Jones of Florida is fast becoming men
lal wreck. He is said 20 be 10 debt 10
nearly an the hotels and restaurants, and
has been Obliged 20 seek humble quarters
Tie still says bee came here 20 escape his
enemies, and that he will again run for
The Senate.
A piece Of gas pipe about ten inches
long. p ugged With hard wood, and With
apartiy burned fuse inserted IN vent
hole. was found IN the yard o the Exc.
cutiye Mansion at Springfield, ILL.,, Mon
day. The police tested IL and found II
harmless
The story TO the effect that efforts were
made to resuscilale August spies, The
Anarchist. after his execution, is posi-
lively denied by Or George IhllO, who
examined the body alter it was delivered
io Spies friends and pronounced lie 10
be totally extinct.
Sc retary .Wh tney gave directions yes
lerday TOR the distribution 0i turkeys 10
The officials aud employees al the Navy
Department, in accordance win the Usual
Thanksgiving Day custom. The method
OF presentation is the issue from The Sec
retary's office of cards emitting the hold
er TO a turkey.
John l.. sullivan has written MitchelPs
friends that he will be in London on
Monday, when he will arrange for hgnt
10 finish.
The number Of passengers on the III
fated steamer SchOten were, II IS stated,
PA, Of which only 50 were saved.
Twenty-six Of the leading shoe manu-
lacturers OF Rochester have nctihed The
employees that hereafter the Saturday
hslf.holiday will be discontinued
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Democratic Clubs

The Democrats of the Fourth precinct
Monroe ward, have organized for work
i'm the ensuing campaign. The officers
elected are Sol F. Bloomberg, president
NJ BIouut. yice-president Il /. Win
slon, secretary, and r. L. Gilman, ser
geant-at-arms.
After organizing as above, the club
adjourned 90 meet tomorrow night at
Columbus Hail. and they invite all good
Democrats 10 meet with them. and help
along the good work Of complete organ
izaiiOn.
Fulton Democratic Club met last night
aud perfected iis reorganizaiion As is
los long established custom, Fulton Club
keeps ready for the fray and in working
harness.
J,derson Club will have their regular
meeting tonight. This club never re-
organizes, because 10 is a perpetual one
nirJ never d IS in duty but rather leads
the van
The following officers were elected for
The ensuing tw I've months
President, r.. M Roscher, First Vice
President, James Sharp; Second Vice
President. James G.. Welsh; Secretary,
JOSEPH ~0rg Executive Committee,
Pnilip O'Neil. Marceilus Burch, William
Gayle
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OMAHA, NEB November % Engineer
Markham and his fireman had a lively
encounter with panther sunday night
between Mnden and Axtell. Some part
Of the machinery got out Of order, and
lhe train was stopped He and his fire.
man got out and were at work on both
sides Of the engine. Just as they were
completing the repairs a terrible yell was
heard, and before Markham could turn a
large panther sprang upon him and
buried rs claws in the engineers should.
err The fireman came 10 his rescue and
struck the brute over the head with u
heavy wrench This partially stunned
the panther, which lc,.ened ils hold hut
before either man could take advantage
OF IL he made a vicious leap for the iire-
man, burying one Of ils claws in The
mans hip Markham then pulled his
pistol and by lucky shot hit lhe panther
between The eyes, killing him. Both men
were badly hurt, aud will be laid up for
some time.
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The case of Thomas A. McNamee
against Alfred Hanna and Emma Ftz
hugh, ON suit for malicious prosecution
damages S250O), was called in the ily
Circuit Court yesterday After argu
ment the case WIS given to the jury who
found for the defendant.
The circumstances in the suit are these
Hanna had Thomas A. McNamee and q
negress Emma Fiizhughl arrested for
stealing some logs which a freshet had
washed down on Mr. Hannas lands Il
had been a custom for anybody TO get
these logs and other lumber which high
water landed there. To this Mr. Hanna
objected. and POlicc-Justice Richardson
0ecided that there was no evidence thai
these TWO people had actually committed
trespass or theft and ac, ,0rdinglY dis
charged lh M Hence the suit.
Mr Edgar Allan was counsel for Nc
Nance and the negTess, and Messrs.
Miner and Daniel for Mr. Hanna The
Jury could not see how, after the plain.
tids had obtained and kept possession of
the property, and had suffered nothing
by being hOnorsbly discharged by the
lower court, any loss Of fame or fortune
had ensued, and gave verdict accord
ingly
One suit was instituted. Dix and vii
kins against Walter Powers & Co
Damages, 5000.
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TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
CURRENT ETEy7S or INTEREST A7
HOME AND A 0ROdD.
Another French Revolution Talked About.
Site Selected for the Anarchists Graves.
John Most's r'isI Beguu-senator Rid
dleberger Talks-Generzl News-Sc.

LoND0v, November % lin calculating
The outcome of the French crisis little
thought Is apparently given 10 the posi-
bility that the governmental system may
be revolutiOnized. Yet # the friends ui
Prince Victor Napoleon are TO be BELLY
ed, the chances OF at gentleman enjoy.
ing what he aud they deem 10 be his
rights are increasing daily, aud the time
Is not ardislant when Napoleon will
be again at the head of French affairs.
His little court at Brussels IS the resort
Ot so many Of the disconnected and the
ambitions that ii is not unlikely that the
Belgian Government vii iorestall a
French remonstrance and speedily request
him 10 relieve that miniature Paris Jf
presence.
Prince Victor II very popular with the
Belgians. who pay him many fiatiel,ng
attentions, and profess their belief that
in him the NapOleonic dynasty will be-
revived. The recent presence Of the *
Empress Fugenie. and the knowledge
that her fortune will be devoted 10 sup.
poting young Nictor's pretensions, Is re-.
garded as another favorable irdicaion OF
the strength Of his cause France is a
stake worth playing a desperate game
for, and G Bonaparlists may soon have
an opportunity prove what hold their
claims have on the affections Of lthe
French people
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Charged with a Dastardly Crime.

Chauncey Woodwork, The tramp, has
begun TO figure in different role than
that Of a housebreaking thief. Ii will b,
remembered the TIMES of TUESDAY morn
ing gave a history of Chauncey- be
came to the residence of Mr. W B Satter-
white On the road, seventeen miles from
Richmond last Saturday afternoon, ap
Piled for lodging and food. and received
hoih how be left the residence Of hi
benefact0rs sunday morning, and, Will,
the family were absent attending divine
worship, returned. crOke into the house
through a window and stole sundr,
articles Of wearing apparel and money ;
how he was traced 10 Richmond by Mr.
~atterwhile after the hOusebreaking and
theft had been discovered, and he
vas finally caught last Monday morning
Yesterdays TIMES rec rded how h,
appeared before the Police Justice and
was sent to Henrico County Courthouse.
where. before Justice Humphreys, he
plead guilty Of the charge OF hOusebreak
ing and the theft Of Mr. Sattcrwhites
goods and money He is now charged
with different and m0ie dastardly
crime
One day last week a little girl was on
her way to school and while near Black
burns mill pond, Yas assaulted by a
white man, evidently a tramp, who at
tempted 10 commit a criminal assault,
when the girl screamed, and her assaianl
was scared or That the assault was
made is positively known, and the girl
and her father think from The description
of the tramp that he is the man. Both
child AMI parent will know him when
brought before them.
This tramp, or one like him, has been
pr0wling round the neighborhood fOr
some time previous TO the felonious as.
sault and the robbery. Sheriff South
ward said yesterday that he would have
both the father and the girl al the court
house to-day in order to have them iden-
lify The villain.
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HOME HAPPENINGS.
YESTERDA DOTNGS IN THE CITY
AND VICINITY.

Thanksgiving Day To be Generally Observ-
iy Crime-New Rules for the Fire De
partment-Court News-Etc.
Thanksgiving Day, will, in accordance
with The respective prOclamstiOns Of the
Governor of Virginia, and the President
of the United States, be more generally
observed to-day in this city and
the South than probably ever before.
As mentioned in the TINES a day or
two ago. this Is holiday of comparative
ly recent institution in the South, but il
is becoming yearly more and more recOg
nized. This occasion will be marked in
Richmond by closing Of all the public
offices, both State and Federal, and a
majority Of the business houses, and il
will be observed bOtu as a secular and re-
ligiOus holiday The birds and harcs in
this vicinity will feel It's effect upon tn, m
in the slaughter that they viii have 10
suffer at the hands OF numerous sports
men, while those who prefer 20 spend
the day IN some other way will make n
the occasion Of family reunions and va
riOus kinds OF recrealions.
There will also be religious exercises
In number of churches. All the Epis-
copal churches will be opened, and ser
vices appropriate to the day will be held
These are old ST. Johns church, on
(burch Hill; Christ church, Twenty
third and Venable streets; Monumental,
Broad. below Twelfth; ST. Pauls, corner
Grace and Ninth; ST. James, corne;
Marshall and Filth; Grace church, cor
ner Main and Foushee; ST Mark, corner
lay and First, Bishop Moore Memorial.
Laurel street, between Main and Floyd;
81 Andrew. corner Laurel and Beverly
AT each ~ these chuIch,s there viii
be Thanksgiving services at IL o'clock,
conducted by their respective rcclOrs.
The First, Second, Third, FOurtI, and
Grace-street Presbyterian congregations
will hold an united T anksgiying service
at the Second res yierian church lDr
HOge 81. winch is on Fifth street between
Main and Franklin
The membeas Of the various Baptist
churches, First Second Third, Grace.
street. West End, Nenable-stIeet.
Fourth street, Nicholson street, Pine
street, and Leigh street, will also hold a
Joint Thanksgiving meeting AT tue flfsl
Baptist church, Dr. Copper, corner OF
BrOud and Twelfth streets.
From this 10 will be seen that more at
tention will be paid Thanksgiving Day
this year than ever before in the history
of Richmond, and il is to be hoped thar
everybody will so spend IL as TO be fresh
cr and brighter for work tomorrow
mnning.
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Nsm Rule, OF the rIre pep.rtment.

In accordance with instruct ms from
the committee on Fire Department. spe-
,ial rcgul .tions for the Government Of the
Department have been prepared, 10 20
INTO effect TO day.
According 10 their rules in the event Of
A second alarm west OF Fifteenth street
and south OF Main, steamer No. 5 will
transfer TO engine house No 4 west Of
Fifteenth street and north Of Main,
steamer No 6 will transfer 10 engine
house No 4. In the event OF an alarm
east OF Fifteenth street and south OF
Main, No will transfer TO No 3 engine
house and north of Main, No. 9 will
transfer 10 No. engine house.
Second alarms or special calls will on
ly be given by the chief or acting chief
upon arrival upon the fire ground. Ap
paratus not responding TO second ilsrm
will be held as reserve force, covering
districts of apparatus already ia service.
This apparatus will also be in readiness
10 answer special calls after the~second
alarm.